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Q: What Chinese law do you think you've most often broken here?

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What Chinese law do you think you've broken most often here?

 

i think everone here is going to say jaywalking but everone does it there anyways

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Jaywalking? You mean Frogger, right?

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"NO SMOKING"

Also, driving a motorbike in Beijing without a license or plate.

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Zootown:  Please think !.

 

I am in China because I want to be here.  I like it here, I value the visa given to me.

 

Do you think that if I violated any laws here, I will publicly admit it, and tell you or anyone else when, and where?.  

 

So, in view of all of the above, I will accept that smoking right under a no smoking sign has been my worse offense so far.  

 

Now, you can believe me, or laugh your head off, your choice. 

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Ok, I'll bite.

 

I read somewhere that just viewing porn in China can be punishable by jail time.

I don't know how reliable the source was though. Is that true?

kchur:

It is true and may I add "lol".

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I heard that it is illegal to have a naked women in your hotel room.

If this is a crime then I am a repeat offender.

Jíliú.hé:

that law only applies to real women dude.

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thedude:

And this answer was intended for adults not little boys.

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I may have wished my students a "Merry Christmas" once....

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and you didn't get beat with noodles?

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GuilinRaf:

No, I was able to stave them off with White Rabbit candy...

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Using Tube8 sooo much they finally got it under the great firewall of China, not to worry though, I switched to pornhub. And yes I know about the VPN but it slows down my streaming and I don't like to do two illegal things at one time

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To be honest,..I'm not aware of any "laws" here!  Even if there are, seems like everyone I see just goes about doing what they want anyway.. 

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i plead the 5th

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Not registering when staying at someone else's house for the night.

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law really 

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